Manulife Buys Singapore Office Tower For $526M

8 Cross Street in Singapore
Courtesy of Manulife Real Estate
8 Cross St., Manulife's First Acquisition In Singapore

Manulife Real Estate has purchased 8 Cross St. in Singapore, a 28-storey, 355K SF Class-A office tower in the Raffles Place business district, for US$526M. The building is the second-largest in Manulife’s global portfolio to date, and the first acquisition in Singapore, its third-largest market in Asia. The property will house Manulife’s Singapore operations, and president Kevin Adolphe said the deal is a reflection of its expanding commitments in Singapore, where Manulife has had operations for 36 years. Its global real estate investment portfolio includes 62M SF across Asia, Canada and the U.S.

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